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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27


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ks hard $500 ons Sel. sd s11nel1E
oaf e. fha winHgw BE B4w 90 IN
wrarrEd II aarnsa. he ex1lA.ned . -
uif9 shas TIE NIL go en- n4e an1 ram
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uhara - nrs waa ellmhinN e ne r1s3
frcm iha dEy honaa- rs enzloeef l1e
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he Whfafts Hsrsam hI8 6iSkEe19. Tor -
EHmm wsrs already bsFon1 ths pswtR
e TIE buekas h<iNlds . 0ztzeome
ne uhistlss and bells e Ne neA4n-
bnxlsood 5oined IN eislnE - alarn ane
tie 3re 6sp4Etmeae u1H eecu % nan1s
bua snul6 nni Say fhs hAGss SAD De
rrnsf mill uas tstaEly dssfruyea. Is
was c1mplsled ealg i4sf gpElrHs nn4 -
efnded larre SO xnd Plant1z u11 ene
q mBn and dmos fss4nEy - ezIldlna
znd eQaiprlen1 q which eoa4 SO ~.
Ths rnfu was oseExun with orders end
fulf 81 onsfly woEk un1sr gay, .
anRntfty Of ssh for the hoEt1arn
Pneife kssdousrlsEs buildi1R, ss1irs
fnR he Maana building and ethex
wusk, amouufina II al - several tan.
sand daIlara. Is ID khou4ht tAas ct q
the ruin fhe biz pIanez, TIE lsrzest %
Purses Soumd, an1 kne enGlnas ZAy 1n1
be entirely daa4rogsd. Ihe former Z
valitsa as el40o nnd the lskesr - 500
Tha uschtnaEy of the s1sh en1 docs
facscry wan In Tue sscond Story and i
fen Win he UPPER door nnd y supposee
70 hare been rendered saluEleEs.
There was $500 Insurance O. tn
property, divided amonR several eom-
paElfss rspreseneed b Aile1 Q. M1so1
Ab9uf sixty men are thRown oHl d
work The 6ss e supposed % haFl
enunht ferm q SPARK from The Furnaces
e. e vas oIeaned cut foE Saturday
ufrhf, and, oummunicAting 10 ne orJ
ho1ze, wh1ch il always hos. the Hama.
| toek possession at 0noe. The tub nn<
basket factory, which b II q sepaFats
| huiIdirQ not forty feet from the b1rnee
miII, d unharmed.
me min was owned b tbs Taaowl
Lnmbeg MISUNDERSTANDING eoBpany, q
wkiah P. A. pauison b The president
manager and prineipaI s1ockhoidsE, az
Henry Drum Il secretary end tFeasnreE
Mr.. Paulson established an1aA sa6l
and dOor xae1osy here four years 81
and has been Increasing IL capael1l
/ yearly. The stock company vas formes
last epEine.
Il kad & Ioa Of pride In that eonseFn.
said Mr.. Paulson last niaht as be stool
| locking a the ruins. Il had q fore
Of SIX men constantly emplOyed IN -
pairing and adding % the MILL The
were occupied today IN building large
waarf along tie water. ! sm afraid vi
cannot build again ~ complets ~ VI
were"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
TmE sFAFE BELseaTIsEs n ma
m@wBR.

AZ ~ Houss u Representative wis
b oEnsnlzsd. ne Rspzhlisans VII have
: majority Of Issnfy q fks stats Dis
eations md fhs Demosrass ssgsstssss
wklle cns dsiaRaalsn. that u Hsw
Hamps6irs. On b equally dlsiasd. ons
msmbsF bsfns q nsgubllma and Ghs
otter . DsmoeEnA Il ths HOSES ~
msins - 4 Is oEganizs6. housFeEs I'D
Il Ne nsxt psssidsntisi elsstion nhoaid
be- thsowu into Ne Blouse. ~ Rspabli-
cans wsuld eleol thslF eandIdate.
Thsaeh . majority 81 shs safe die
aaiions ere Rspnblsean. hossveE, shs
DamosEafs haTs . majority q ~
Honss, and u h not impEobabis that
shey win endsnFoF 10 make . fsw
ohaness 10 he sonpoaition q he dsis-
CATIONS which woald b - nsaiEtanss %
them IN cass ne House wsss called upon
% eisst 3 president
ThsFSar tso deisaAtions she politi-
cal eomplsxions Of whiak no DsnoeEais
wlll pIobably attsmpi 70 ohauas. Thsss
ere ths delegations of Indiana aud Oai-
ifornlA The Indiana daIsaasisn sinnds
mven Rspubiisans % six Dsmoesats,
eui ths seat Of one Rspnblican, James
D. white Of tha tweIfth disfrist. b co..
tsttsd b. JadRs LosFy. The Democrat
whom be dsfsatsd - TIE Polls. Ths
California deiaaaai0n consists Of four
Rspobiioans snd tu0 Democrats. bat
he seats Of two Reppblissag. Rslton
and VamdsveF Of he aftk and sixth
distEists. ere oontss1sd b. their d.
fsaied Dsmeerafis eompsliioFs.
By giving I'll these ssais 70 ths Dsm-
oesatie oonissianis. he Hoass would Be
abls TO destroy the Rspublican msisrlty
Of ne Designations. Tbs vote b. siasss
would then be. ReDuhliean eighteen,
DemneEaiis ninstsen, tied and not sot-
lng oua. Neither party uould thus b
nbis 70 secure ths required majority Of
ne STATES ana the oouisat might be pro-
Ioneed indednilsly.
The Democrats are certainly eonsid-
sEing soms such plan a. this, and ID 10
insa ~ esriain THAI they YIN saFsy u
eui unless they are restrained b. she
fear that such q pEoossdana wOuld Gauss
. rssulaion Of pspalAr feeling which
uoaid eieua shs Raunhliaan oandidate
By \ maioriiy whleh would reader %
entirely unnsssssary for TIE Heass 10
sske any part h tbs proceedings.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Nov thai Il b regarded a. certain thai
Ne presidsnt vill nominate Secretary
Lamar 70 an tie vacaney on the So
pFsms beach. there beains 10 b oousid-
srnbls speculation regarding The psos-
poets Of bic eonannsiion b. tha ssuase.
There ere many reason Whg be should
not Be confirmed and very fsp reasons
Wis be should.
Il has been ths lnsaFiabis pEaotios Of
the Senate 10 refuse 10 confirm The
nomination 10 the supreme bench Of
any man Who has paassd bis sixtisth
year. u Il deemed unfair 70 he other
members Of the bench 10 add 10 thsir
nnmbef . man whose oapacity fos vofk
nasi neosssarily be small. Mr.. Lamar,
howsvss, d aimesa seventy yeafs Of aRe.
Il has also been The pEaotics 10 lock
with suspicion apon every nomination
70 the supreme bench whleh has The ap-
peaEanes Of having been made for 20
iitieai EeasonA FsWof shoss who nsw
occupy positions On the bench we're
rFominent IN politics prior 10 taking
their places 90 the bsnsh, and al Of
them we're selected. aEst Of all. because
Of their legal ability. Mr. Lamar, how
ever. has never been q lawyer IN any
thing hua In name. The people Of Miss
insippi fail 10 remember, easa In
Walsh be has appeared before The courts
Of that state. he has been ell his life
. politician and noshipR but politi-
eian.
Ths sppolntment 10 unaueationAbly
made for poistieal Fsasuns Mr.. Lamar
has no standing - . lawyer. The pres
idsnl merely desired 10 rsoFaAniHs his
cabinet and decided 70 80 Lanar cut
o. Ne way b. pattine him On TIE sa-
pFsms bench. II she app0intmsnt 10
. reward fos any service that he has
rendsred. u h bic service a. q politician
and party leader. His fitness Cor The
position vss svidsnsly not eeosidsEed
b. the pEesidsnt.
Ths members Of the supreme bench
shoaid b ofeain iadioial tempeEamsnA
cApshls Of weighing . nies legal poiRt
carefully and impaEaiAliy, REGARDLESS az
porsanal pFtiedioss % popalaF ciAmss.
Eoch = mar Mr.. Lamar q not. He b .
man Of vloisnl tsupsE and strong prsia-
dies. and bic mind Il aid % Be east IL
anything bat iadisial moald.
In spite Of thesa thinRa however. Il h
probable that Ne sppointmeaa %
Mr.. Lamar win Be confirmed. The
Dsuooratis members Of the senate win |
vote foe bis eonGrmalian because Il b
- evidently tie wish Of he aaministra
tion that be b conArmed. whh he
entire DemecEsiie sisenEth Sast eor his |
oonarnAii0u. e vtli require bua ons o. |
twa RspablieAn Votes 10 carry him
thFoaRh. and Il h Alto1siAaT probable
shst The aaDinistrstson can secure tAeu.
Fsesident Osvsland can easily maks g
10 tie istsrssi 81 q Rspahiissn asnssos
10 help him Alang Ia s1ch q mister, ana
there ere douhsleas asna Repuhlsean
ssnatoEs Who v0ald nst ssorn snaa |
fAvuss from TIE s8minissrasion. nj
sOeOEdAnRiy probable lhai LamAr uin
b ooonrned baa il wa Be By . sail
-.aEnw3sw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

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sssrmEnla xksy ne nsp1r hnss
1kmn Nhsa ahsg aps AnR fhslE -
1I1n - 500 smnlnsn1 sppsst1alg =
win aEatinsstsn y ~ ennne e. fhs
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p1ss g nnkfne 1sls sp4e1k.n sppsas
assmaass wine So numaan mfliiaFT
harqasa lssaEiahsy iasss - wnrllhs
talk.
Wbsn fhnus ltanas ere ssuusmne1sd
asa whan 3 b rsnambessd fall4m
lhss 0snes.l asurke = eus e tbs msss
rsuk1ass nna fmpnlsise Of an tlas Res.
slas saozH GO FsasaagAy - aruams
~ ~ nembsss 81 ~ Rsass Asassia-
tsen ere as1Esarbed bsssnsa appasanA
Thsy lAks Gozfks'sapossh fsE pzssisaly
shas q 4 usIfh sd fbsl b nsihlse =
sIs. MS aos nafs - bag stocks en- ne
s1fsaaah II an aftss ainnss spasch u
Ezssiaa oAa1E.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
We ID wAsa,T AaanrEp.


o4M 1MLX0Ak4 4AQM 34AILLE THAT WA1
EETRCTEyB AID kzoTRKR
TEE wkaH'f.
Ohisf % Pc,iee Fuller on Friday ~
eeived Telegram fFsm Chief Murphy,
OF Seattle, 10 arrest 9 man named
Howard, II he shonld Be found Ia this
6Ailfgiek, as be US wanted Ia The
queen city 30 answer q charge Of lar
ee1y. Howard, VITO Il 9 yoanq man Of
rather peepeaseazin9 Appearance, vas
sven then On bis way % this aitF By
boat and shortly after hia arrival wan
aKFea1ed 81 tie Casino variety theafar.
Chief MnTphy was notified. who came
ever. secured his man and took him
back yesterday.
Il teieeEaphed Nurphy 20 know II be
had w1FrnRf for the man altar Teeeiv-
ina his telegram and DID not aErest him
until reserved bic answer that he hsd. =
said Ohisf FuileF yesterday II gpsakiuQ
Of TIE matter. Il recsived q Telegram
from AnFphy ssme time aRo aakina ne
II ship wag about 10 sail for Ausaralia
from here and Il q esEtain man vita
wooden leo uas IN tke city. / vent 81
ever the town, spsnt nanxly 9 whole day,
located TIE nan and teleRraphed Mar
ply 10 that efeet, adding that no ship
was sailing for Australia from here. i
deleGaled an of1sar 60 shadow the cne-
ieQasd man Until heard from Nurphy.
BE did 20 that niRht until be saw where
The felioE went 20 bed, buf II be had
followed ny instructions he would
havs been shadoWfnR him yet for
MuFphy never replisd. % net know
% this day Whistler be really usuted
the man or n0t OF whnt wAs TIE mnfesK.
That wsa hardly eoaFteous trsstment
and therefore when MnKphy wAafs me
. losk for man AGAIN BE VIII have 20
make me saFe In advance shat be waists
hin."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

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- wrnnfaln whinh huse 80 nA1e
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akHnnR q eha u11zf. u 80 1855
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peEla&ng t1aEetes tp1n4 ecs--A- =
f7IEr-I5v = rr'-r1unnIn1 sbi8 ~ nDcd.
80 4 = fhGnent tha1 u 4 4 hosas -
ftis hranH h uiI hnse - - ean1 oss1
g aEnfsIs o Hnd ruErAGgnEz
Ia unleaffae e - SIP Al1xa14tf
GIhu1a uaa bnRnn yesterday. ne "a
sgscloz heina ksp4 b1zy b - NJ a.
ttH ~ HaEl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Prinee BismaEsk Is sill ~ obstinate
- ever IN his refusal 70 rad any Ger
maa book OF document not written in
TIE ordinary 0othie characteE, ana %
far every effort has failed % convince
hin thai tue introduction Of Isatsn
oharaasexn into schools and olheea would
Be Q great saving q both tine and eye
SIGHT.
sinass however, IL has reosnsly been
polnsed cut and Historically proved By
Professor OuhM that The 0othis Iettsrg
are n0thfng bzf an ernamenfal form q
tia old Latin ussd b. the mouks 10 to
middis sRsg The chAnesllnr vii pezhaps
dezint fFnm his eGoEts % keep intact
this .,nnlnsky pzsssnt oenehs mi1dls
Aues - @ German echnIar oalla their
pEsaenk nods 81 wrf1inQ IL Gsrmany,
whi11 en- n1B NJ tonEsR Be exaggerated
foE pNfKielts reasonzs-RaH NaH g..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

ne peepss a. King sounly h1vs
sl.oun thess Good aanss b. vstin& dowu
bp As eysrwhslming majority ~ pssp
oniiisn 10 nv 5 spsoiai iaz Of afty
thousand dolisrs for the pusposs o.
hnldlna Ia. Ths maiosity aaainss
shs psopcsliion uili Be almost. e nct
anite, ens thounnnd. watch, Ia yiew Of
ihe llaht yols polled, i most ezifsos-
fIaare
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
1ua VEuBaCE Or kINa oegKrE.


Yesterdays eleoaicn resulted ID The
choice Of Mr.. Humsa 70 represent KinR
county Ia The legiaiatars. while ell
ne precincts are nss yea heard from,
enonah u known 10 warrant the state
meni thai his majority sili be about
four hundred. He sweps the city liks .
whiElWlnd, carrying all fear 81 the
wards end polline Aimost three votes 10
every ons east fos bis opponsnl.
The result Of this election indicates
lho sentiment Of King eoanty in ~
gard 10 the Eesnaosmeni Of the woman
saIsaes law. Il b tFas that many SAT-
frnelsis voted for NJ. Humes. bai their
numhsr vas noa nearly 80 large a. thai
ef TIE anti sa6raelals vho voted for
Mr.. williams0n. II The minire towns.
where Mr.. williamson DEVELOPED bis
enly stFeagth. be VS. seted for hsoaass
be uan q miner and hec4aae % he per-
sonal popularity with TIE miners. rather
anan hecau1e o. his attilude on the
suffrage queasion.
Tha vsFdiea d King coanly i en-.
phatioAlly h opposition 10 ths enact.
rnemt a. q woman suffrage Law wilhaus
fEsa Submitting the qasssioa 10 NE
reapls snd psrmiisinR then % esclas
whetheE az net shey desire 10 have he
franchise extended. In The fAcs Of this
verdict Tie Legislature Vill scarcely dare
10 re-enAca she Law. II may. therefore.
ha eonAdsnsly hoped that ne mere yin
b heard Of the sufrses question for
scue time ts eome.
TEE vlosoEy achieved for Mr.. Humea
hes been won asainsl heavy ODDS and
u h in every reepeea q most glagscus
enc. The Gain ever MF. Hnmsa' vote
List yeaz viii nol Be les than Gflesa
handrsa. which la nsa doine badly Zoe
a "a yeA7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
ApvICR 10 MoTHKRs

Ar1 Nin<lgg's so0xhinz SyEuR, far chfldrsn
tessAing. n the rEsgnripefea e. 0ns e he hasf
female n1Esss sd pAYsfstana d ~ Unftad
BtAfass and has esen used far foKay ynmxs vita
nsFsE failing success ~ mlllioa1 % mofhnn
toE theaK cAzA0Esn- DuKanG tie pnnnaaa q
tesehing II sa1us d incalcailhls. & relisrsa
~ enid bon pain, eaE1s dyssntery md dlarl
rhna. Hlrtzg n fha howais and w1nd co,fu.
- givf1g haafIh 10 TIE chi1a & rasEs fhs
nothsx. RFtns 80 bot1la. apf8awiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

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QuaIi1y hi1nahea - -. -
E.-.ssaI 1ala. 11xEAs 4 eEH1ss,. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Teacher-@Wha ID Q seoEsln Pupfl-
fhe namnsR q runs nads 81 . erfekst
match" TeaehsE-sNo. ne; what !
mean e boz m1eh dos . ssora signify
numsricallyf What idea doea Il give
70 yual Ihal 4 - say. Il I were 10 tall
you that haa . score of hsEnsa, what
Sonl6 y0a tlinkP Pupii-~RlaasA aiE,
] shoui9 thhzk yua vera sl1fsn' me-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Baay Esaller-@My dMnRhlar I nust
taks nn early train tomcxEsw, - alarm
eloek - CT Of oR1aE, and eons enc yin
have - - ~ - e - uaka NJ" Duai-
I'll da1Rhlur--Ei Do d, pa aMy
aaas. pa nrs daily nnd hslfiY bfsgI-
ia % n Ara ygl saEe yea aan kaep
9WAksf % 20, GenERa I'll - heEa
sumkRhs. n--6aaaka WarG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

We can Surprise y0a II the values ws
are 04sriaR Id silk piushes. 19-inaA
elk plush Cor 75e e Toklsa 4 HinQss-
mans.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
KeKrmwARD. TEE sTAR 81 THx
R00Ms
vmE1o1 TO soUxaxHN oMEooH aAT9 n
MI n THnns HEkDED xHB WAx.

a vIEETo8 TO BoUxaKz1 oMHooA hAx1 n
MI n THEnE HEADED THB VAT.
Collector Of the Port James Price
has returned With hig family from Q Va
eation Of several weeks spent In 6outh-
eFn Oregon. He says that the unmis-
takabie signs Of the boom are pointing
northuaRd; THAI che people Of CaiifoE-
mia are crossing the line 10 Oregon Ia
RTeat numbers, selling farms 81 hiRh
prices, and boying equally good farms
IA The valley Of ths Ror1e river and
other places, while Oregon faFmeEs Win
nell do 20 generally 60 eoms 70 wash
inetan Territory. sit d ell pointing
norshwsra,s be says: isThe people Of
E0uthern Oregon, and indeed Of al Or
salts 10 foilow the completion Of the
that read Il concerned" be confined,
bat Il L being hnilt very chsaply. The
and ye4 they run the trains like the
very deuce for speed. - 10 no une0m-
mon thing 10 Sc mud and WataE thrown
all over the sido Of the car where ths
train dashe8 over 3 loose tio. Ihe
country down thsre, too. b being over
run With trampa. The o0nduotoE came
TO me as we were Nearing q station and
told me had whole los Of pas8e1esrs
en- board who were not payfnR fare. 1
asked him where khey we're. On the
bEakebeams,s be SAID; every brake.
beam has q man On g.
After we left the next station ] ASKED
him IL be had gotten nd Of his paasan-
gers and be replied that he had-there
had been eight Of them
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

7. "a B1akiey n1n&s hts Akst raport
yeEleEdag b TIE oaRasliF ~ tea lnspao-
Ter. He sx1mins& end teuta2 4 Q1an-
~ e "a thai va bruaaha eF1E - ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Tour orders yin BE- called foE, give us
Q trial, O @. sTkzTUP 4 Co., RroosF
Third an Spring. seIl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

LgaB-zs suzsl1e. NIsV. ash :. n.
Hwv ~ keN1s ASA. -
P1Hx-ln ssnals. NV. "a. a 49,. :.
va RnrT, E nn. As q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
DOB sALR

lmprsyed farm iAn8s in Gzsen ana
Nhiss klteF vAlisy& neax Slaughter. Al
roAsnE&ele rEseoa and en- fsvcEahia
seTmA Ou14reN, Mu1n2 a Co.
o8oe. Sames e.. eco. Ocai3nntsl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

A ErrEaAL CASE on zHz KnzD THAT Bama
AwHoxE FAMILY TO THE RAnTTLn.

A ErrEaAL Gaze on zHR kid THAT BaTNoa
AwHoLE FAMILY 10 THE RATTLE
George DuxbekFy, 3 man Who has
bsseD saKFyina himself II toleEable GOOD
fern IN this city. yesterday broke up
housekeeping with Vsngeance, end u
nov locked up IN the city jail, ~ b also
Lizzie Hswe, Who, until the smashnps
US supposed 10 be bis wife. bhe ra1leo
q house On o stFest. south. near tie
enlch, some weeks ag0 and went %
housekseping. There we're Two chll-
dren supposed 10 be theirs, hnt whicn,
Il appsarss are only hers. One y . Rid
about II years Of age. while tha ether q
. boy about 6. II ssema they hase not
kept she peaee very wsll, and they weEe
ordered 70 leave TIE premists. In 81
tnmptiDg 10 move, Duxbex1y inaiated
On Q division Of the property, and ste
resisted. wherenpan be began executlon
with an axe, Smashed the panels Of .
door and brooks up sanh Of one o. the
Windows. AZ this ianeiuEe o1losr Ne
LaRQhltn and the chief OF police WHO
had been watching the outf1. appeared
on the scene and arrested The man, TAX
ing him befozs Justiee EsawFsEce. Who
eommifted him for q heaFing. eubse-
qaently the ofioeFs deoided % return
and aKreat the gomnn, which they did,
A. there Was nothing 70 be done Win
the children bat taxa them along. they
were placed il the iail and allowed ne
liberty Of the placs and made as COM
foRtnble as possible, the mother being
confined IN one Of the cells where they
cculd see and talk 10 her. Mrs Howe
hss q danQhteE who 10 naErieo. bus Who,
aIso, has separated from her husband.
She lives n Olympia. DuxbeKFy and
tie woman wllI have 3 hearing before
Justice LaWFsnce on Monday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

As Cd Sound exchange In rs0ssWinR q
statamens pabliahed IL ths san Fran
disco Chr0Biek Fela1lnR 30 TIE thrsaien-
"a abnndonment q Ne Bag OitY By the
Ecw Bedford whaling hest, 10 San
Diego, suRReEig thaa Tnooma I'D foE The
whaieRs' &winteR rsndwp0us. The en-
change says: why should noe Taeoma
secure this buaine1sf We can surely
olsE better inducemenia than san
Diego" A few Rentlemsn Who follow
the SEA foE q livelihood, aftsE peEnsina
the article, laughed quife haaFttly at shs
question. One Of shem spoks a. fol-
lows: What would nfty o. q hundred
whaling vessels DO Whiis lying II III
bcttemiees haFboR q TaoomA shguid .
strong noriheaateE eome on3 Why,
over two-t thirds Of that 6sst woald Be-
piled and panked Ike saFdines on The
beach, or else collisions would destroy
them before thsy reached tie bsaeh.
On, this Il taking matters FROM the
sablime 70 The Kidiouious apheFe"
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Cash ". credit. g. q. srAnxuR 4 o.,
RrOosEs Third nnd Spxine. sel4
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

A special meeting Of the city eozneil
took pIaos II the eo1nei chambers last
evening". A COMMITTEES vas appoinss6
20 prepare and draw ~ Fesoluiloz9 -
guessing that TIE Thstis OF Bear %
some other large reEanuo ves1sl Be 50
toned IN PaRst Sound waters for the
general prgseotion Of The commercial
Interests Of tho nogthuost; alao, % potl
ton oongEass tDg extra AppFupklaelona
for rev public buildinRa. a SPECIAL dis-
patch, urging this matter o. appr0pEia-
tioo, yes authorised 10 Be sant % Hena-
tors Dolph and Mitchell and 10 Dele
cate voorhees,. The mestiDg before
adiouEninQ adopted q resolution bitterly
eondsmnina The aetien q Iaooma in
endeavsEinQ 90 cause the Femuyat Of
tue university from Port Townsend and
hits the olympia conferences By sayimG:
aWhsreas, eaid esufssence attempted
unlMwfuily, arbitrarily and lBfustiy 10
annul said csnfract." The closing 80
sion Of the resolution says; That. In
asmaeh IS 9 dstsrnined effort appsafa
10 be developing 10 Taeonns 70 secure
said institution q learning, IN violatiun
0f courtesy and fxatsEnal business In
foreourse. kheEefoBe, ~ desire or giEtsE
town 10 understand THAI ne will pro-
mote business fDtsEo01Ess Only With
those towns o. e11iea that treat us fair
w. AdiouEnoA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

The tuR Tysa has made q record thaa
viii pash he best taR beat On tke SQUAD
30 beat. Yesterday afteKnoon &c two
O'Clock the tug Tyee, With tie bark Bo-
nAnza iambeE LADIES' from PgEt Gamble
In tow. passed Point Wilsoa bound 20
sea- The Bonanza vas let 10 ssVen
miles southwest Of Gaps Flaf1sEy, and
The Tyeo came returned light passing
Point Wilson at Sis o'cgook this morn
Ing. making The round trip In eighteen
hours and aftesn Minutes since the
Tyee underwent thu thoEoaRh ovsrhanl-
ina h San EFanoisco. 70 uss IN expros-
sioa heard today, ~Shs ean not Be sssn
Tor the spray thrown 1D from hsF
stern"
Richard R0Qas, alias Oiaord, wns
brs1Rht down from seattle today 10
irons Ia charge Of Sergeant Bod ins.
charged With dessFtion from eompany
Q FOurtsenih infantry, stationed a
FaucouFeR.
Captain Bergman and family lsft lass
niGht foF San Francisco on The Msxieo.
The captain viii engage IN the hotel
business IN the Bay Oily.
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